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./ (dot-slash) prefix in shell: Basic ideas
\ (backslash), for makefile continuation lines: A simple makefile
- Actual parameters: Actual parameters and formal parameters
- Actual parameters, passing as pointers: Passing pointers correctly
- Addition operator: Expressions and operators
- Addresses, memory: Pointers
- Advantages of the C language: Advantages of C
- Allocation of memory: Memory allocation
- AND assignment: Bitwise operators
- AND, bitwise, truth table: Bitwise AND
- Annotating programs: Comments
- ANSI Standard C: Functions, Example comment, A word about style
argc , example of: argc and argv
argp , example of: argp description
- Argument count variable: argc and argv
- Argument vector: argc and argv
argv , example of: argc and argv
- Arithmetic operators: More Special Assignments, Expressions and values
- Array bounds: Array bounds
- Array out of bounds errors: Array out of bounds
- Arrays: Arrays
- Arrays and
for loops: Arrays and for loops
- Arrays and hidden operators: Arrays and hidden operators
- Arrays and nested loops: Arrays and nested loops
- Arrays and pointers, equivalence of: Arrays as Parameters
- Arrays as parameters: Arrays as Parameters
- Arrays of strings: String arrays
- Arrays of structures: Arrays of structures
- Arrays, bounds of: Array bounds
- Arrays, defining: Arrays
- Arrays, initializing: Initializing arrays, Arrays and nested loops, Arrays and for loops
- Arrays, multidimensional: Multidimensional arrays, Arrays, Nested loops
- Arrays, multidimensional, initializing: Arrays and nested loops
- Arrays, one-based: Arrays
- Arrays, out of bounds: Array out of bounds
- Arrays, reading from streams: Block input and output
- Arrays, writing to streams: Block input and output
- Arrays, zero-based nature of: Arrays
- Assignment: Errors
- Assignment operator: The assignment operator
- Assignment operator, confused with equality operator: Comparisons and logic, Important note about assignment
- Assignment, example of: Errors
- Assignments, hidden: Hidden assignments
- Automobile as metaphor for computer: Introduction
- backslash (
\ ), for makefile continuation lines: A simple makefile
- Binary digits: Machine-level operators
- Binary trees: Binary trees
- Bit masks: Masks, Truth tables and bit masks
- Bit strings: Machine-level operators
- Bit-shift left assignment: Bitwise operators
- Bit-shift left operator: Bitwise operators
- Bit-shift right assignment: Bitwise operators
- Bit-shift right operator: Bitwise operators
- Bits: Machine-level operators
- Bitwise AND: Bitwise operators
- Bitwise AND, truth table: Bitwise AND
- Bitwise exclusive OR: Bitwise operators
- Bitwise exclusive OR, truth table: Bitwise exclusive OR (XOR/EOR)
- Bitwise inclusive OR: Bitwise operators
- Bitwise inclusive OR, truth table: Bitwise inclusive OR
- Bitwise NOT: Bitwise operators
- Bitwise NOT, truth table: Bitwise NOT
- Bitwise operators: Bitwise operators
- Black boxes: Introduction
- Black boxes, disadvantages of: Advantages of C
- Block input: Block input and output
- Block output: Block input and output
- Blocks, code: Local variables
- Bookmark, file position compared to: File position
- Boolean values: Comparisons and logic, Expressions and operators
- Bounds of arrays: Array bounds
- Boxes, black: Introduction
break , terminating loops with: Terminating loops with break
- Breaking out of
switch statement: Example 15, The switch statement
- Buffering, full: Stream buffering
- Buffering, line: Stream buffering
- Buffering, no: Stream buffering
- Buffering, stream: Stream buffering
- Buffers: Stream buffering
- Buffers, flushing: Uncoordinated output
- Bugs: Errors
- Bugs, compile-time: Errors
- Building block, function as: The form of a C program
- Building libraries: Building a library
- Buildings as metaphor for functions: Scope
- Bytes: Machine-level operators
- C language and peripherals: Advantages of C
- C language as high-level language: Introduction
- C language as standard: Preface
- C language, advantages of: Advantages of C
- C language, case-sensitivity of: Typographical errors
- C language, concealed difficulties: Advantages of C
- C language, flexibility of: Advantages of C
- C language, power of: Advantages of C, Preface
- C language, succinctness of: Advantages of C
- C language, unforgiving nature: Preface
- C language, why it is useful: Preface
- C program, simplest: The form of a C program
- C, ANSI Standard: Functions, Example comment, A word about style
- C, reserved words in: Reserved words in C
- Car as metaphor for computer: Introduction
- Case-sensitivity of C language: Typographical errors
- Cast operator: Pointer types, Expressions and operators
- Casting pointer types: Pointer types
- Casting types: The cast operator
- Casting types, example: Cast operator demo
- Character conversion table: Character conversion table
- Character functions, example of: Character handling
- Character handling: Character handling
- Characters, confused with strings: Conventions and declarations
- Characters, special: Special characters
- Chess, GNU: Multidimensional arrays
- Chessboard, represented by array: Multidimensional arrays
- Classes, storage: Other storage classes, Storage classes
clean makefile target: A simple makefile
- cleaning up: Rules for cleaning the directory
close , example of: Closing files at a low level
- Closing files: Closing a file
- Closing files at a low level: Closing files at a low level
- Code blocks: Local variables
- Code, object: The compiler
- Code, source: The compiler
- Combining rules by prerequisite: Combining rules by prerequisite
- Comma operator: The comma operator
- Command shell: Basic ideas, Using a compiler
- Command-line options: Processing command-line options
- Commands, deducing from implicit makefile rules: Letting make deduce commands
- Comment characters: Comments, The form of a C program
- Comments: Comments, The form of a C program
- Comments, example: Comments
- Comments, style guidelines for: Comments and style
- Common library functions: Common library functions
- Communication via parameters: Communication via parameters
- Comparison operators: Logical operators, Comparisons and logic, Expressions and operators
- Compile-time bugs: Errors
- Compile-time errors: Compile-time errors, Errors
- Compiler: The compiler, Basic ideas, Using a compiler
- Compiler passes: The compiler
- Compiling libraries: Building a library
- Compiling multiple files: Compiling multiple files
- Complex data structures: Dynamic data structures, Complex data structures
- Compound decisions: Nested if statements
- Computer crash: Errors
- Concealed difficulties of C language: Advantages of C
- Constant expressions: Constant expressions
- Constants: Constants
- Constants, string: Initializing strings
- Continuation lines in makefiles: A simple makefile
continue , optimizing loops with: Speeding loops with continue
continue , speeding loops with: Speeding loops with continue
- Controlled recursion with data structures: Controlled recursion with data structures
- Conventions, file name: File names
- Conversion specifiers, formatted input: Formatted input conversion specifiers, sscanf
- Conversion specifiers, formatted output: Formatted output conversion specifiers
- Conversion specifiers, formatted output, modifiers: Formatted output conversion specifiers
- Conversion specifiers, formatted output, table of: Formatted output conversion specifiers
- Conversion table, character: Character conversion table
- Crash, computer: Errors
- Creating shared libraries: Building a library
- Creating static libraries: Building a library
- Creation of files: File creation
- Curly brackets as walls: Scope
- Daemons: Stream buffering
- Data structure diagrams: Data structure diagrams
- Data structures: Data structures
- Data structures with controlled recursion: Controlled recursion with data structures
- Data structures, as distinguished from structures: Data structures
- Data structures, complex: Dynamic data structures, Complex data structures
- Data structures, dynamic: Dynamic data structures
- Data structures, initializing: Initializing your data structure
- Data structures, recursive: Controlled recursion with data structures
- Data structures, setting up: Setting up a data structure
- Data types: More data types
- Data, dynamic: Memory allocation
- Debugging: Debugging
- Decisions: Decisions
- Decisions, compound: Nested if statements
- Declaration, variable: Type errors
- Declarations, style guidelines for: Declarations and initialization
- Declarations, variable: Functions
- Declaring functions: Function prototyping
- Declaring parameters: Parameters
- Declaring structures: Structure declarations
- Declaring structures with
typedef : Structure declarations using typedef
- Declaring unions: Declaration of unions
- Declaring variables: Declarations, Variables and declarations
- Deducing commands from implicit makefile rules: Letting make deduce commands
- default makefile goal: make in action
- Defining your own types: Type errors
- Deleting files at a low level: Deleting files at a low level
- Deprecated formatted string input functions: Deprecated formatted string input functions
- Deprecated formatted string output functions: Deprecated formatted string output functions
- Deprecated string input functions: Deprecated string input functions
- Descriptors, file: Input and output
- Detail, levels of: Introduction
- Devices: Input and output
- Diagrams, data structures: Data structure diagrams
- Difference between
while and do : do...while
- Different type argument error: different type arg
- Directives, preprocessor: Macros, A few directives, Preprocessor directives
- Directives, preprocessor, example: Macros
- Disadvantages of black boxes: Advantages of C
- Disk input: Example programs
- Disk output: Example programs
do and while , difference between: do...while
- Dot-slash (
./ ) prefix in shell: Basic ideas
- Dynamic data: Memory allocation
- Dynamic data structures: Dynamic data structures
- editor: Writing a makefile
- Emacs Info reader: Preface
- End-of-file functions: End-of-file and error functions
- End-of-file indicator: End-of-file and error functions
- End-of-file indicator, resetting: End-of-file and error functions
- Environment variables: Environment variables
- EOR, truth table: Bitwise exclusive OR (XOR/EOR)
- Equality operator, confused with assignment operator: Comparisons and logic, Important note about assignment
- Equals sign (
= ): Errors
- Equivalence of pointers and arrays: Arrays as Parameters
- Error cascade: Errors
- Error functions: End-of-file and error functions
- Error indicator: End-of-file and error functions
- Error indicator, resetting: End-of-file and error functions
- Errors: Errors
- Errors, compile time: Compile-time errors
- Errors, compile-time: Errors
- Errors, methematical: Mathematical errors
- Errors, run-time: Errors
- Errors, syntax: Errors
- Errors, type: Type errors, Errors
- Errors, typographical: Typographical errors
- Example function: Function examples
- Example program, substantial: Example programs
- Exceptions, floating-point: Mathematical errors
- Exclusive OR assignment: Bitwise operators
- Exclusive OR, bitwise, truth table: Bitwise exclusive OR (XOR/EOR)
- Executable file: Errors, File names
- Executable file, running: Basic ideas
- Expressions: Expressions
- Expressions, constant: Constant expressions
- External variables: External variables
- False Boolean value: Comparisons and logic
fclose command, example of: Closing a file
- FDL: Preface
- File creation: File creation
- File descriptors: Low-level file routines, Input and output
- File functions, low-level: Low-level file routines
- File name conventions: File names
- File name errors, usual: Usual file name errors
- File operations, high-level: Input and output
- File operations, low-level: Input and output
- File position: File position
- File position indicator: ungetc
- File position, compared to bookmark: File position
- File routines, high-level: High-level file routines
- File, executable: Errors, File names
- File, header: File names
- File, library: File names
- File, object: File names, The compiler
- File, object code: The compiler
- File, source code: File names
- Files, closing: Closing a file
- Files, header: Header files
- Files, high-level operations on: Input and output
- Files, low-level operations on: Input and output
- Files, opening: Opening a file, Input and output
- Files, random-access: File position
findex , example of: fgets
- Finding file positions at a low level: Finding file positions at a low level
- Flags: Machine-level operators
- Flexibility of
for command: The flexibility of for
- Floating point numbers: Floating point variables
- Floating point variables: Floating point variables
- Floating-point exceptions: Mathematical errors
- Flushing buffers: Uncoordinated output
- Flushing streams: Stream buffering
fopen command, example of: Opening a file
for command, flexibility of: The flexibility of for
for loops and arrays: Arrays and for loops
for loops, nested: Arrays and nested loops
- Formal parameters: Actual parameters and formal parameters
- Format strings,
printf : printf
- Formatted input conversion specifiers: Formatted input conversion specifiers, sscanf
- Formatted output conversion specifiers: Formatted output conversion specifiers
- Formatted output conversion specifiers, modifiers: Formatted output conversion specifiers
- Formatted output conversion specifiers, table of: Formatted output conversion specifiers
- Formatted string input: Formatted string input
- Formatted string input functions, deprecated: Deprecated formatted string input functions
- Formatted string output: Formatted string output
- Formatted string output functions, deprecated: Deprecated formatted string output functions
- Formatting code, style guidelines: Formatting code
- Free Documentation License: Preface
- Free software: Preface
- Freedom of style in C language: Advantages of C
fsync , example of: Writing files at a low level
- Full buffering: Stream buffering
- Function: Basic ideas
- Function declarations: Function prototyping
- Function names: Function names
- Function names, characters available for: Function names
- Function names, style guidelines for: Variable and function names
- Function prototypes: Function prototyping
- Function prototypes, parameters in: Parameters in function prototypes
- Function prototypes, reasons for using: Function prototyping
- Function values: Functions with values
- Function, as building block: The form of a C program
- Function, example: Function examples
- Function,
main : The form of a C program
- Functions: Functions
- Functions, as buildings: Scope
- Functions, common library: Common library functions
- Functions, declaring: Function prototyping
- Functions, macro: Macro functions
- Functions, macro, caveats: Macro functions
- Functions, macro, example: Extended macro example, Macro functions
- Functions, mathematical: Mathematical functions
- Functions, names of: Function names
- Functions, prototyping: Function prototyping
- Functions, return values: Functions with values
- Functions, returning values from: Functions with values
- Functions, string library: String library functions
- Functions, variadic: Variadic functions
- Functions, with values: Functions with values
- GCC: The compiler
- GDB, introduction to: Introduction to GDB
- general-purpose programming: Advantages of C
getline , example of: getline
- Global scope: Scope
- Global variables: Global variables
- Global variables and recursion: Global variables and recursion
- Global variables, style guidelines for: Global variables and style
- GNU C Compiler: The compiler
- GNU C Library: Input and output
- GNU Chess: Multidimensional arrays
- GNU Compiler Collection: The compiler
- GNU FDL: Preface
- GNU Free Documentation License: Preface
- GNU long options: Example programs, Processing command-line options
- GNU Project: Preface
- GNU shell: Basic ideas, Using a compiler
- GNU style guidelines: Example comment
- GNU system, stability of: Errors
- GNU/Linux: Preface
- goal: make in action
- goal, makefile, default: make in action
- Header file: File names
- Header files: Header files
- Header files, for libraries: Building a library
- Hidden assignments: Hidden assignments
- Hidden operators: Hidden operators and values
- Hidden operators and arrays: Arrays and hidden operators
- Hidden operators, style guidelines for: Hidden operators and style
- High level, the: Introduction
- High-level file operations: Input and output
- High-level file routines: High-level file routines
- High-level language, C language as: Introduction
if statements, nested: Nested if statements
- Implicit makefile rules, introduction: Letting make deduce commands
- Inclusive OR: Inclusive OR
- Inclusive OR assignment: Bitwise operators
- Inclusive OR, bitwise, truth table: Bitwise inclusive OR
- Info reader: Preface
- Initialization and pointers: Pointers and initialization
- Initialization, style guidelines for: Declarations and initialization
- Initializing arrays: Initializing arrays, Arrays and nested loops, Arrays and for loops
- Initializing data structurse: Initializing your data structure
- Initializing multidimensional arrays: Arrays and nested loops
- Initializing strings: Initializing strings
- Initializing structures: Initializing structures
- Initializing variables: Initialization
- Input: Input and output
- Input and output: Input and output
- Input conversion specifiers, formatted: Formatted input conversion specifiers, sscanf
- Input functions, string, deprecated formatted: Deprecated formatted string input functions
- Input, block: Block input and output
- Input, disk: Example programs
- Input, single-character: Single-character input and output
- Input, string: Deprecated string input functions, String input, String output and input
- Input, string formatted: Formatted string input
- Integer variables: Integer variables
- Integer variables, sizes of: Integer variables
- International Obfuscated C Code Contest: Parameters in function prototypes
- Jargon: Preface
- Kinds of library: Kinds of library
- Levels of detail: Introduction
- Libraries: Libraries
- Libraries, compiling: Building a library
- Libraries, linking to your code: Libraries
- Libraries, shared: Kinds of library
- Libraries, shared, creating: Building a library
- Libraries, static: Kinds of library
- Libraries, static, creating: Building a library
- Library file: File names
- Library functions, common: Common library functions
- Library functions, string: String library functions
- Library header files: Building a library
- Library, kinds of: Kinds of library
- Line buffering: Stream buffering
- Linked lists: Example programs, Linked lists
- Linker: The compiler
- Linking libraries to your code: Libraries
- Links: Lists and trees, Dynamic data structures
- Lists: Lists and trees
- Lists, linked: Example programs, Linked lists
- Local scope: Scope
- Local variables: Local variables
- Local variables, scope of: Local variables
- Local variables, visibility of: Local variables
- Logical operators: Logical operators
- Long options, GNU: Example programs, Processing command-line options
- Loops: Loops
- Loops, nested: Arrays and nested loops, Nested loops
- Loops, speeding: Terminating and speeding loops
- Loops, terminating: Terminating and speeding loops
- Loops, terminating with
break : Terminating loops with break
- Loops, terminating with
return : Terminating loops with return
- Low level, closing files at: Closing files at a low level
- Low level, deleting files at: Deleting files at a low level
- Low level, finding file positions at: Finding file positions at a low level
- Low level, opening files at: Opening files at a low level
- Low level, reading files at: Reading files at a low level
- Low level, renaming files at: Renaming files at a low level
- Low level, the: Introduction
- Low level, writing files at: Writing files at a low level
- Low-level file functions: Low-level file routines
- Low-level file operations: Input and output
- Lvalues: The assignment operator
- Macro functions: Macro functions
- Macro functions, caveats: Macro functions
- Macro functions, example: Extended macro example, Macro functions
- Macros: Macros
- main function: The form of a C program
- makefile: Writing a makefile
- Makefile commands, introduction to: Rule Introduction
- Makefile prerequisites, introduction to: Rule Introduction
- Makefile rule parts: Rule Introduction
- Makefile rule, introduction to: Rule Introduction
- Makefile rules, implicit, introduction: Letting make deduce commands
- Makefile rules, tab characters in: Rule Introduction
- Makefile targets, introduction to: Rule Introduction
- makefile, processing: make in action
- Makefile, simple: A simple makefile
- Makefiles, writing: Writing a makefile
- Masks, bit: Masks, Truth tables and bit masks
- Math functions, example of: Mathematical functions
- Mathematical errors: Mathematical errors
- Mathematical function: Mathematical functions
- Mathematical operators: Expressions and operators
- Member operator of structures: Using structures
- Members of structures: struct
- Memory addresses: Pointers
- Memory allocation: Memory allocation
- Memory, random-access: File position
- Multidimensional arrays: Multidimensional arrays, Nested loops
- Multidimensional arrays, initializing: Arrays and nested loops
- Multiple files, compiling: Compiling multiple files
- Multiplication operator: Expressions and operators
- Nested
for loops: Arrays and nested loops
- Nested
if statements: Nested if statements
- Nested loops: Arrays and nested loops, Nested loops
- Nested loops and arrays: Arrays and nested loops
- Nested structures: Nested structures
- Newline character, quoting in makefile: A simple makefile
- No buffering: Stream buffering
- Node, root: Dynamic data structures
- Nodes: Lists and trees, Dynamic data structures
- Nodes, root: Initializing your data structure
- NOT, bitwise, truth table: Bitwise NOT
- Null pointers: Initializing your data structure
- Numbers, floating point: Floating point variables
- Obfuscated C Code Contest, International: Parameters in function prototypes
- Object code: The compiler
- Object code file: The compiler
- Object file: File names, The compiler
- One-based arrays: Arrays
open , example of: Closing files at a low level
- Opening files: Opening a file, Input and output
- Opening files at a low level: Opening files at a low level
- Operating system: Using a compiler
- Operating systems, 64-bit: Integer variables
- Operations, order of: Parentheses and Priority
- Operator precedence: Parentheses and Priority
- Operator, addition: Expressions and operators
- Operator, assignment: The assignment operator
- Operator, cast: Pointer types, Expressions and operators
- Operator, comma: The comma operator
- Operator, multiplication: Expressions and operators
- Operator, subtraction: Expressions and operators
- Operators: Expressions and operators
- Operators, arithmetic: More Special Assignments, Expressions and values
- Operators, bitwise: Bitwise operators
- Operators, comparison: Logical operators, Comparisons and logic, Expressions and operators
- Operators, hidden: Hidden operators and values
- Operators, hidden, and arrays: Arrays and hidden operators
- Operators, logical: Logical operators
- Operators, mathematical: Expressions and operators
- Operators, precedence of: Precedence of operators
- Operators, shift: Shift operations
- Operators, special assignment: More Special Assignments, Special Assignment Operators ++ --
- Optimizing loops: Speeding loops with continue
- Options, command-line: Processing command-line options
- OR, bitwise exclusive, truth table: Bitwise exclusive OR (XOR/EOR)
- OR, bitwise inclusive, truth table: Bitwise inclusive OR
- OR, inclusive: Inclusive OR
- Order of operation, unary operators: Unary Operator Precedence
- Order of operations: Parentheses and Priority
- Output: Input and output
- Output conversion specifiers, formatted: Formatted output conversion specifiers
- Output conversion specifiers, formatted, modifiers: Formatted output conversion specifiers
- Output conversion specifiers, formatted, table of: Formatted output conversion specifiers
- Output, block: Block input and output
- Output, disk: Example programs
- Output, formatted string: Formatted string output
- Output, single-character: Single-character input and output
- Output, string: String output and input
- Output, uncoordinated: Uncoordinated output
- Output, unformatted string: Unformatted string output
- Parameters: Parameters, Communication via parameters, Functions
- Parameters in function prototypes: Parameters in function prototypes
- Parameters, actual: Actual parameters and formal parameters
- Parameters, arrays as: Arrays as Parameters
- Parameters, communication via: Communication via parameters
- Parameters, declaring: Parameters
- Parameters, formal: Actual parameters and formal parameters
- Parameters, passing arrays as: Arrays as Parameters
- Parameters, value: Value parameters, Parameters
- Parameters, value, example of: Parameters
- Parameters, variable: Another variable parameter example, Variable parameters, Parameters
- Parentheses: Parentheses and Priority
- Parse error: parse error at...
- Parts of makefile rules: Rule Introduction
- Passes, compiler: The compiler
- Passing actual parameters as pointers: Passing pointers correctly
- Passing arrays as parameters: Arrays as Parameters
- Passing by reference: Variable parameters
- Passing by reference, origin of term: Pointers
- Passing information to program: argc and argv
- Passing information with parameters: Parameters
- Passing parameters: Parameters
- Passing parameters by reference: Parameters
- Passing parameters by value: Value parameters, Parameters
- Peripherals: Input and output
- Peripherals and C language: Advantages of C
- Peripherals as devices: Input and output
- Pipe symbol (
| ): Programming with pipes
- Pipes, programming with: Programming with pipes
- Pointer expressions, pronunciation of: Pointer types
- Pointer types: Pointer types
- Pointer types, casting: Pointer types
- Pointers: Pointers
- Pointers and arrays, equivalence of: Arrays as Parameters
- Pointers and initialization: Pointers and initialization
- Pointers to structures: Pointers to structures
- Pointers, types of: Pointer types
- POSIX standard, command-line conventions: Processing command-line options
- Postfix
++ operator: Postfix and prefix ++ and --
- Postfix
-- operator: Postfix and prefix ++ and --
- Postfix and prefix
++ , confused: Confusing foo++ and ++foo
- Postfix operators: Postfix and prefix ++ and --
- Power of C language: Advantages of C, Preface
- Precedence of operators: Precedence of operators
- Precedence, operator: Parentheses and Priority
- Prefix
++ operator: Postfix and prefix ++ and --
- Prefix
-- operator: Postfix and prefix ++ and --
- Prefix operators: Postfix and prefix ++ and --
- Preprocessor: Preprocessor directives
- Preprocessor directives: Macros, A few directives, Preprocessor directives
- Preprocessor directives, example: Macros
- Prerequisite, combining rules by: Combining rules by prerequisite
printf format strings: printf
printf , example of: Formatted output conversion specifiers
- processing a makefile: make in action
- programming, general-purpose: Advantages of C
- Programs, annotating: Comments
- Pronunciation of pointer expressions: Pointer types
- Prototypes, function, parameters in: Parameters in function prototypes
- Prototyping function: Function prototyping
- Pseudo-code: The compiler
- Pushback: ungetc
- Pushing back characters: ungetc
- Quoting newline character in makefile: A simple makefile
- RAM: File position
- Random-access files: File position
- Random-access memory: File position
read , example of: Writing files at a low level
- Reading arrays from streams: Block input and output
- Reading files at a low level: Reading files at a low level
- recompilation: Writing a makefile
- Recursion: Recursion
- Recursion and global variables: Global variables and recursion
- Recursion, controlled: Controlled recursion
- Recursion, controlled, with data structures: Controlled recursion with data structures
- Recursive data structures: Controlled recursion with data structures
- Reference, passing by: Variable parameters
- Reference, passing by, origin of term: Pointers
- Reference, passing parameters by: Parameters
- relinking: make in action
- Renaming files at a low level: Renaming files at a low level
- Reserved words in C: Reserved words in C
- Return codes: The exit function
return , terminating loops with: Terminating loops with return
- Returning values from functions: Functions with values
- Root node: Dynamic data structures
- Root nodes: Initializing your data structure
- Run-time errors: Errors
- Running an executable file: Basic ideas
scanf , string overflows with: String overflows with scanf
- Scope of local variables: Local variables
- Scope of variables: Scope
- Scope, example of: Scope example
- Scope, global: Scope
- Scope, local: Scope
- Setting up data structures: Setting up a data structure
- Shakespeare: Inclusive OR
- Shared libraries: Kinds of library
- Shared libraries, creating: Building a library
- shell command: A simple makefile
- Shell, command: Basic ideas, Using a compiler
- Shell, GNU: Basic ideas, Using a compiler
- Shift operators: Shift operations
- Simple makefile: A simple makefile
- Simplest C program: The form of a C program
- Simplifying makefiles with variables: Variables simplify makefiles
- Single-character input: Single-character input and output
- Single-character output: Single-character input and output
- Software, free: Preface
- Source code: The compiler
- Source code file: File names
- Special assignment operators: More Special Assignments, Special Assignment Operators ++ --
- Special assignment operators, example: More Special Assignments
- Special characters: Special characters
- Speeding loops: Speeding loops with continue, Terminating and speeding loops
sscanf example: sscanf
sscanf , common errors with: sscanf
- Stability of GNU system: Errors
- Stack: The stack in detail, The stack
- Stack, variable: Scope example
- Standard input: Stream buffering
- Standard output: Stream buffering
- Statements: Functions
- Static libraries: Kinds of library
- Static libraries, creating: Building a library
- Static variables: Static variables
- Storage classes: Other storage classes, Storage classes
- Storage, false assumptions about: Unwarranted assumptions about storage
- Stream buffering: Stream buffering
- Streams: Input and output
- Streams, reading arrays from: Block input and output
- Streams, writing arrays to: Block input and output
- String arrays: String arrays
- String constants: Initializing strings
- String input: Deprecated string input functions, String input, String output and input
- String input functions, deprecated: Deprecated string input functions
- String input functions, deprecated formatted: Deprecated formatted string input functions
- String input, formatted: Formatted string input
- String library functions: String library functions
- String output: String output and input
- String output functions, formatted, deprecated: Deprecated formatted string output functions
- String output, formatted: Formatted string output
- String output, unformatted: Unformatted string output
- String overflows with
scanf : String overflows with scanf
- String values: Strings
- Strings: Strings
- Strings, confused with characters: Conventions and declarations
- Strings, initializing: Initializing strings
- Structures: struct
- Structures,
-> operator: Using structures
- Structures,
. dot operator: Using structures
- Structures, arrays of: Arrays of structures
- Structures, as distinguished from data structures: Data structures
- Structures, data: Data structures
- Structures, declaring: Structure declarations
- Structures, declaring with
typedef : Structure declarations using typedef
- Structures, initializing: Initializing structures
- Structures, member operator of: Using structures
- Structures, members of: struct
- Structures, nested: Nested structures
- Structures, pointers to: Pointers to structures
- Structures, using: Using structures
- Style: Style, A warning about style, Example comment, A word about style
- Style guidelines: Style
- Style guidelines for comments: Comments and style
- Style guidelines for declarations: Declarations and initialization
- Style guidelines for formatting code: Formatting code
- Style guidelines for function names: Variable and function names
- Style guidelines for global variables: Global variables and style
- Style guidelines for hidden operators: Hidden operators and style
- Style guidelines for initialization: Declarations and initialization
- Style guidelines for variable names: Variable and function names
- Style, freedom of in C language: Advantages of C
- Style, warning about: A warning about style
- Subtraction operator: Expressions and operators
- Suucinctness of C language: Advantages of C
switch statement, breaking out of: Example 15, The switch statement
- Syntax errors: Errors
- Tab characters in makefile rules: Rule Introduction
- Tables, truth: Truth tables and bit masks
- Template string, : sscanf
- Terminating loops: Terminating and speeding loops
- Terminating loops with
break : Terminating loops with break
- Terminating loops with
return : Terminating loops with return
- Texinfo: Preface
- To be or not to be: Inclusive OR
- Too few parameters error: too few parameters...
- Trees: Lists and trees
- Trees, binary: Binary trees
- True Boolean value: Comparisons and logic
- Truth tables: Truth tables and bit masks
- Type errors: Type errors, Errors
typedef , declaring structures with: Structure declarations using typedef
- Types, casting: The cast operator
- Types, casting, example: Cast operator demo
- Types, defining your own: Type errors
- Types, pointer: Pointer types
- Types, variable: Type errors
- Typographical errors: Typographical errors
- Unary operators: Unary Operator Precedence
- Unary operators, order of operation: Unary Operator Precedence
- Uncoordinated output: Uncoordinated output
- Undefined reference error: undefined reference to...
- Unforgiving nature of C language: Preface
- Unformatted string output: Unformatted string output
- Unions: union
- Unions and flag variables: Using unions
- Unions, declaring: Declaration of unions
- Unions, using: Using unions
- Unreading characters: ungetc
- Using structures: Using structures
- Using unions: Using unions
- Usual file name errors: Usual file name errors
- Value parameters: Value parameters, Parameters
- Value parameters, example of: Parameters
- Value, passing parameters by: Parameters
- Values, Boolean: Comparisons and logic, Expressions and operators
- Variable: Basic ideas
- Variable declaration: Type errors
- Variable declarations: Functions
- Variable names, characters available for: Variables and declarations
- Variable names, style guidelines for: Variable and function names
- Variable parameters: Another variable parameter example, Variable parameters, Parameters
- Variable stack: Scope example
- Variable types: Type errors
- Variables: Variables and declarations
- Variables, declaring: Declarations, Variables and declarations
- Variables, environment: Environment variables
- Variables, external: External variables
- Variables, floating point: Floating point variables
- Variables, global: Global variables
- Variables, global, and recursion: Global variables and recursion
- Variables, initializing: Initialization
- Variables, integer: Integer variables
- Variables, integer, sizes of: Integer variables
- Variables, local: Local variables
- Variables, local, scope of: Local variables
- Variables, local, visibility of: Local variables
- Variables, scope of: Scope
- Variables, simplifying makefiles with: Variables simplify makefiles
- Variables, static: Static variables
- Variables, visibility of: Scope
- Variadic functions: Variadic functions
- Visibility of local variables: Local variables
- Visibility of variables: Scope
- Walls, as metaphors for curly brackets: Scope
while and do , difference between: do...while
write , example of: Writing files at a low level
- Writing arrays to streams: Block input and output
- Writing files at a low level: Writing files at a low level
- Writing makefiles: Writing a makefile
- XOR, truth table: Bitwise exclusive OR (XOR/EOR)
- Zero-based arrays in C: Arrays
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